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somsboav child 10 dving-dyng with the dnsh Of hone %
MIA vonns face somebody's mothsr thinking 81 the dme
han ina dear &c hidden where OF h"pr ca
brighten because there Was no cure 70, consum pt,en
Paadsr the Guild be neighbors take this comforting
~ nj 10 the before Il II teo ate Tell e- shae
durable; hat are living to-day whom the
almost destroyed the d,.rsss pr Piercss Golden Med
and other medicines In curing ths disease
Sold Jy druggista
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ry,r1RyAy MINISTER'S IN SESSION

WORCESTER, Mass. Sept. 27-Tbe sixth biennial meet
ing Of the Unitarian ministers Of the United States began
last evening at Prsceton with sermon by the Rev.
Francis Tiffany. Of New York. on Tho Foundation o.
Authority his morAing the services we're opened oy
the Rev. J. ii. Haywood Remarks were made by Inc
Raw q W. Bush, of Needham the Rev. George Il.
Yonng of Boston, c. a. A. Staples Of Lexington, tho Rev
w. o. White. of Boston, and others The business meet
inc was uum portant The Rev. Thomas X slicer read
An ESSAY on The study Of hurch History for Its Own
sakeD The weetng will continue I'LL Thursday.
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trv. He had a wide acquaint

known throughout the country. He had wide acquant
ance through his connection win the Hotsi HAZEL tbe
:eu Mountain House. the Coonnade Heel OF tnis cl'S
and other wrknown hotels He was Iorty SIX ye"i' VI
age and died from rheumatism OF the hearI
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PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 81 tSpeeiah.-The will Of Row
land Kirkpatrick we'll known merchant was admitto4
TO probate to-day The esator left personal property
at S2O542 90 and real estate valued at over
100000 After beQueathng 900 TO relatives the VIA
directs that all tho rest aud remainder OF the -
tate be Given kebecca - Weaver MISC weaver VA
for many years Mr.. Kirkpatrick's housokeeper.
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JAMES BROUy POTTER NOT OUT OF DANGER.
James Brown Potter is still lying I'm critical cond-
ton at the BrevOort Hocse The operation performed
last Friday f. apparently successful but certainty On th
nom can only come later. Mr. Potter has been Visch
daily by such his many relatives as are In town. IL
was said AZ the last night that the symptoms werc
favorable though by means out OF danger
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aThe Enterprise continues to advance Us re-
portcr was called "brsiher' and asked to pas
sround the batp At the Bible Society nesting "Ihe
I'm crprtse bows its Acknowledgement Angelo
TEX ! EntArpiise.
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hollis Street Chssch In this sfS for numoer years
and whose pAstorate taken from him by the
sodation OF the Hollis Street and South aonal
cnrchea wa. presented last night with $4,000 In cash
oy ms parshloners Tho Rev. Edward Everett Hale will
preside over tho united congregation
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RAILROAD INTERESTS

THE CONSOLIDATION OF THE NICKEL PLATE.
HARRrsBURG, Sept. 27.-At the State Department. to
day articles OF merger and consolidation were flied for
consolidating the New York. Chicago and st. Louis
Railroad Company. the Cleveland and State Line Rail
road Company and the Fort wayna and Illinois Rail
road Company into corporation TO he known a. the
NewYork, Chicago and st. Louis Railroad Company.
Tue directors OF the consolidated company are william
X. Vanderbilt Cornelius Vanderbilt. Frederick W.
Vanderbilt, H. X Mcrwombley, John =. Kennciy James
A. Roosevelt Charles. N. Reed. Frank A. Misenner,
Daniel Caldwell. Jcptha II. Wade, Frederick y.
Olcott. Channccy NJ Depew amt Allyn Cox The prrsi-
dent IN Daniel W. Caldwell. Of Cleveland. The amount
OF the capital stock OF the consolidated company Is
S30OO0OO0.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 81 (Soeefai.-D. W. Caldwell, re-
cever OF the NewYork Chicago and ST. Louis railway,
applied to the Common Pleas Court to-day for order
directing him surrender all property TO the new con
sodated company the last day OF this month"; and to
file his nal account and asking that he be discharged as
receiver Mr.. Caldwell states that the amount OF rey
he will have In his the 3Otn viii not
the first mortgage held by the Central Trust Company
OF NewYOrk or the Indebtedness incurred by hi ne
receiver The consolidated company desires To receive
all OF the assets and pay the Indebtedness the receiver
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CAPTAIN Z. A. GILLETTE.

PHILADELPHIA Sept PA private TELEGRAM receivea
,. 10 aav snuo,nees the death AT suield. Conn., this
morning Of Captain f. A. Gillette hotel manager well
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GIFT or $4,000 TO PASTOR
BosroS Sept 27.-The Rev. Henry Bernard carpen-
ter poet and preacher. who has been pastor OF the
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Mps EMMA sKERRETT.

Put..prrrm.. Sept. 81 Mrs. Emma skcrrett, we'll
actress and the Of Fanny skerret also an
a ctress Of reputation, died last night Mrs
skerrett was born in England and
came 10 this country with her husband. George
skerret m actor In 1874 She made her first appear
auce u Now.York at the old Park Theatre Mr. skerret
aIsd In 1885, aud she married Harry |. Bascomb. who
- ,.c.n,lv admitted TO tho Forrest Home
shs secured a divorce from him Ia 1852 MT.
sno vas sent to New York last night
Ths nn.rai services will b, held at DR.. Iaughton's
church In New York Tomorrow, an the burial VIII taKo
pIacc I'm the Actors Fund lot la Eyergreens Cemetery
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IN WORTH oAROLISA.

c,,,n,orrr n. c., Sept 81 lSpeeiai,.-That tho nav
vow Nothing party will have fast hold In tho ouh
nareut from the drift Of opinion 10 this state me
Mrckeuburg Presbycry which has just been In session.
discussed the question OF Roman Cathoho 'ncroAcn-
ents and pas led resolution calling upon It's members
=. ,va Ca,holic institutions alone. DIR. j. B. Mack took
,r,,y ground against permi ting Roman catholicism
n become entrenched In this country de sad tnas tns
next twenty years would decide the religion OF .hs
United States and that the Uni'ed STATES would deeae
IN roiiion of the whole world and whatever this DO
csnn snould he 1t would and for tho next 900 years
wears Dr. Mack has been answered ma sp,rl.ed man
;1er nv the Raw Mark Gross bro her oil the Roman
r,holic ArrIbishop OF Oregon. AS the Presbyterane
are unusually strong In North ana ,onn tnIi hrcs
ynvuess TO engage in q war with the Catnoiic nurcn
shows thar readiness to fall into some new liue. and Il
ntimated there are politicians IN ooth STATES "hus
70 take advantage OF the opportunity
PUTTING UP THE PRIOE OF ANTHRACITE COIL
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 27 (Speeiat.-The schuyikili Ex-
change toay decided to advance the prices OF anhra
cite coal Is 80 cents psr ton Tue advance goes '"s
effect ON October l. circular will be issued by the or
,h.nye tomorrow The advance extends to all sizes Ok
anthracite COAL being cents broken. 20 cents %
egg and chestnut and 80 cents stove and small stove
The price Of broken coal at the mines on september
50 60 egg and chestnut 81 20. ana tove ana s'nau
sroye Isl The tolls to the city amount to sl go per ton
Tho schnvikiIl Exchange consists OF the Reading and
number 81 and the Lsisn Coal ana Navcsi
Company comprising the i.ehigh Exchange. are not
snr so oo IN the advance The Pennsylvania Railroad
will DIX the prices for anthracite coal In lew DAYS
ryyrCAL DOUBTS or CIVIL SERVICE REPORM
CHICAGO Sept. 81 tSpeeiaD-Civt Service reform was
fruitful topic for conversation In the City Hail TO-DAY.
anybody favored the plan. he didn't make haste 70 say
40 Tho ordinance was received In the council Win
smie Of sceptcs aud this spirit was not decreased n
the least Mayor Roche laughed and said that he was
Civil srvce rerormer. but he added that tney ~ouia
have appoint aldermen on the EXAMINING omm.i lie
Swift thought that would he good plan
II he could appoint the Examining Connssoners ias
prospect for the adoption OF the plan Is not oranI
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"Dear Ju'ge Please excuse j D., of No. - First
~, from jury duty. His fuae'ai takes place To-
morrow"
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Dr. Piercss -PsllstA"-the e.tRnu Lutte Liver NE
ed-cure alex and bilious headaehA sour ssop
sch and bilioas atsAckA By drusgses
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PREPARING 70 REOEIvE THE IRISH hEhBE Ds.s
AZ he meeting of the Municipal Council Of the Irish
National League last evening No OF Unionpaee' John
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smoker.Can Depend

smokers Can Depend
beng maintained In our heh class gooi NJ
~ Try new wiiirk.sAPs CROSS COUNTRY and LAT.
Esr HS'Ai'" KINNEY TOBACCO CO. New.York
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MIR. B4YARDS JOINT COMMISSION.
THE DIFFICULTY THE SECRETARY HAS IN FINDING
MFN 10 SUIT HIM.

THE DIFFICULTY THE SECRETARY HAS IN FINDING
MFN 10 SUIT HIM.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 27 Speeap is understood that
Secretary ayard intends that his "joint commission
shall only consider and dispose Of the fisheries
trovsrsy but shall also adjust the dispute concerning
the Jurisdiction Of the United Slater Behring's Sea
and the boundary between tho Uni,ed States
and British Counb and settle the question Of recpro-
commercial relations between the United States ami
the Dominion Of Canada This Is an ambitious pro-
gramne and notsurpr sing therefore, that Mr. Bay
ard experiences difficulty In finding men who are
suitable to act as commissioners behalf Of the United
States. The Star says:
MI Bayard expects to accomplish great work in these
matters ard let II stand the feature OF his
OF ct ate Department s difficult TO get OF prom
inen ability the committee however because tnere
nothing IN the position that thing but severe
together probable Congress will repdate thing that
hoy organized trey will b In direct violation OF the
pressed wishes Of the last Congress- winch by its acton de-
carrd that treaty wanted and authorized resaory
measures for violation by the Canadians OF the
comity Of nations Mr. Bayard. II 10 assericd
has conceded TO Canada that tho treaty Of 1878
Is In force. q thing which was disputed both IN
the bass of this concession and would probably bring
upon themselves public criticism snd ossby the
direct Of Congrc aud political ruin This makes
position the C0mmissi unpopular and II IL doubtful
whether MT Bayard will succeed In Opposing the Commits
sion TO hls own satisfaciion
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FRIENDS OF INDIAN CIVILIZATION.

LAKE MoHoNK, Sept 27.-The fifth annual conference
at Lake Mohonk Of the friends OF Indian civilization be-
gins tomorrow morning large number OF delegates.
sections OF the country have already
arrived. Among these Senator Dawes, OF Massa-
chusetts; Reconnaissance Of Indian Affairs Hiram
Prico, General linton B. Fisk Albert X. Smiley, John
Charlton Bishop Walker. Secretary whitssey, OF the
Board Of Indian Commissioners; ex-Connissoners r
ston Of Rhode Island Felix 8rnno OF Pittsburgh Cen
eral Armstrong OF Virginia; Bishops Whippe OF Mime
sol a. and Huntington. of NewYOrk; 4. l.. Fierce. H. o.
BougntOn. Fra " Gods. J. W. Davis mrs. hemSnway,
Mrs Goddard and Alice Lsng~llow. of Boston Dr. L.
man Abbott, William Hayes Ward. a. Il. Beard. H. Ken
DAN, NJ E. strieby and Austin Abbott OF New-fork;
Lonxstreth and Mrs Purinton OF Philadelphia Justice
strong the Rev. d. Childs and Professor e. g. FAINTER OF
Washington committee was appointed toh'xnt 70 Ut
rauEe the order OF business Tor the conference
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AN ASSOCIATION OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS.

| AN ASSOCIATION OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS.
ALBANY, sept 27.-Tne American Association OF fup-
lie Accountants has been registered at the ONCE OF 'ne
Secretary Of state with following names us charter
members: James Walden, Robert L. Fabian, William
Calhoun, Waiter II. p. vesey. Mark O. Mirick and
Charles II, w. sibey, of hew-Yorh City; Rodney
Mciaughn of Boston, and John Helms OF Philadelphis
lhs Is modelled after The Chartered society
of Accoup tants In En- gland and other countries
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Beoutiful Wome

are pad and BY functional is,s~
which DR. pierces "Favo tie Prescription Will mAupV
cure Thousands Of tes timoniais. BY dRugxistA
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HIGH-VATER MARK AT CORNELL.

AN UNUSUALLY LARGE NUMBER OF NEW STUDENTS
ALL DEAR MENTs PULL
ITHACA Sept 81 (Spceil. Cornell University touched
high mark to-day In the registration OF new and
old students Nearly thousand students have just
been enrolled by the registrar and still they Even
the Law Department has surpassed the greatest expec
ations the lower class alone numbering over forty men
All departments OF the University full to over
wing while the boarding house keepers and those hav-
ing rent are making littlo fortunes Town and
gown are vicing with each othor tonight In rejoicing
over Cornelrs prosperity. The freshmen are paradng
the streets In q solid phaanx 400 strong. making
their music by cheering and jcerns the upper class
men. AS a consequence. the sophomores VIII un 'onbt
eddy have a rush on their hands before morning
The register to-day furnished the following figures:
Total number OF students. Ala divided AS follows:
Ia r6s count b; coMrse as follows. Mesani.
engineering. 80 civil engineering electrical en-
architecture. IL agriculture. II letters Is optional.
65 scattering. 90 In the Law department the enrol.
addresses the entire student body tomorrow In G NINA
stun Hall
GENERAL FAULKNER AND THE DANsvTLLE BANK.
BUFFALO Sept. Of (Specaih General Lester b. Faux
ner Dansve. the Democratic politician and eIchair
man the Democratic state Committee, did not seem at
all excited his examination before United States
Commissioner Farchild tciay charge OF aiding his
brother James, president OF the wrecked Dansvile Ma
spal Bank who made false entries In the boo rs ana 10
submit false report to the Controller OF the Currency
General Faulkners nephew, f.. ii. Williams, director
OF the defunct bank testified today that he signed
statement OF the bank The statement for May. 1887
to which his appended. shown to him. hut
he swore that the signature forgery The book
keeper and cashier have sworn that the statements Of
the bank for MAY aud August both false The drift
OF the testimony show that the signatures OF
General Lester b. Faulkner and OF the other
directors were forced by President James Faulkner who
s supposed Canada ut present AT the close or
to-days examination, however District Attorney Lock
wood said that proposed that General Faulk
mel
that there forgery about 1t far as he was con
cerDed The statute prescribcs penalty for General
Fauknsrs alleged crime OF not less than five
than ten years Imprisonment The examination was
adjourned to-day until a week from Monday
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JVards


Der IL.
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THE OFFERINGS OF BONDS FALL OFF.

WASHINGTON, Sept 27-There was decided falling on
to-day in the sale of bonds he Government under the
terms Of the Treasury circular OF September d. This
Treasury officials attribute somewhat 10 the great
interest taken by the business community In the inierna
tonal yacht NewYork. There is little doubt,
however. of the Governments ability TO secure the
S14 100000 of bonds required for the sinking fund
within the time prescribed by the CIRCULAR October &.
Over 900 OF tho has already been secured
within five days. and there is less than $G00J0OO to lie
purchased within the remaining ten days. The total
offerings to-day were S7l7,s5O. Of which amount
1856. 500 42 cents and 81 81 $50 per cents
Applications prepay o; interest received
to day bonds amounting TO 81 800 making the total
10 data
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TWO DEFEATS For THE COMMISSIONERS.

IWO FOh HE
WASHINGTON Sept. 81 tSpeciaD-The attempt OF the
District Commissioners to punish prominent citizen,
who has been Instrumental In exposing the ignorance
and incompetency ehOwn by Lord Ludlow and his
subordinates. camo To untimey end In the Police
Court to-day They had be prosecution against Mr.
Crane formerly Water Register for removing the cover
OF an air-vave box on the water main. Mr..
Cranes testimony showed that while he was
driving with John McCauey the conversation turned
upon the water question. Near Eighteenth and L. ss.
the witness noticed four boxes in the street. and got out
OF nggy TO explain them to his friend He raised the
lid box. and found that II was stop valve He
lifted second lid In the manner when tho
witness FITZGERALD spoke TO him about lifting
the lid. Mr. Crane went away and Thought no more
about the matter until the reporters Informed him that
under which this o,ecu,ion was brought was passed
10 punish mschirvous boys. The judge dismissed tho
While this proceeding was in progress IN the
Citizens si oam%.e on streets and avenues. IN which
the latter had altogether the better OF it. Neither the
OF Wbea,ley drove the from their
ground and at last the commissioners meeslv consented
msnts submitted by the Citizens Committee
POLITICAL ASSESSMENTS IN FULL FORCE.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 27 (Sp-ciaD-" General" Powell.
Democratic candidate for Governor Of Ohio. spent day
Washington recently. during part OF which he was
In conference with President Cleveland In Democratic
newspapers 1t said that he left here greatly en-
couraged." Immediately after he left Washington.
Democratic newspapers and strikers In the Buckeye
State aud else where with accord set up the cry
that the &" General" to be elected and Foraker
defeated Everybody wondered why and how until 1t
leaked last night that tho "Ohio Democratic Assoca
ton at It's meeting saturday voted to raise at least
81 900 for Democratic campaign fund.- and ap-
pointed a committee to collect the money.
The Ohio Democratic Association is composed OF officials
and clerksi the Governmental partuents he chairman
of the committee which appointed TO levy and collect
the G. Baleptc who Ia enplove OF tbe
Navy Department. Now everybody knows that MIR.
Cleveland is Civil Service reormer In Massachusetts
and spokesman In Maryland, but nohodv
seems 20 know what no IL In ONO.
The known facts however. are that the ONO Democratic
Association has begun the work Of collecting conirhu-
lions for political purposes In violation Of the pcual pro-
visions OF the Civil Service law.
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ID. Whether any case originating in
the commission of the crime of polyg-
amy since the date of the Ednunds-
Tucker act has come under your judi
cial notice?
Sd. Whether, in your opinion, the
alternative provisions of that act ex-
tending the electoral franchise to those
complying wi b their conditions, and
denying it TO those not complying with
them, or who are otherwise disquali'
fed, have materially prompted the
present movement for a constitutional
inhibition of polvg4my.
(Signed.) Your Obedient Servant,
JOHN a. MCCLERNAND.
To the first question propounded
within, ! answer yes.
To the second question, l answer no.
To the third question, l answer yes.
(Signed.) G. 5. ZANE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court in and for Salt Luke
County, Territory of Utah.
In the matter of the estate OF John CHS
holm, deceased.
order appointing time and place for settle
ment of final account and to hear
petition for distribution.

an READING AND FILING THE PEFI-
u ton of w. W Chisholm, administrator
OF the estate of John Chisholm, deceased,
setting forth that he has nled his final &C
count of his administration upon said estate
in this court: that all the debts have been
fully paid, and that portion of said estate
remains to be divided among the heirs of
said deceased, and praying among other
things for an order allowing said final &C
count and of distribution of the residue of
said estate among the persons entitled.
1t is ordered that all persons interested in
the estate of the said John Chisholm, de-
ceased, be and appear before the Probate
Court of the County of Salt Lake, at the
Court Room of said Court, in the County
Court House, on the 9th day OF October,
1887. at II O'Clock m, then and there to
show cause why an order allowing said final
account and of distribution should not be
made of the residue of said estate among
the heirs and devisees of the said John
Chisholm, deceased. according to law.
tits further ordered that the Clerk cause
copies of this order 10 be posted in three
public places in Salt Lake County and pub
lished in the SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD, a
newspaper printed and circulated in Salt
Lake County, three weeks successively prior
to said 9th day of October, 1887
ELIAS A SMITH,
Probate Judge.
Dated September 9th, 1887.
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Careful attention given to the sale of Ores
and Bullion. We solicit Consignments,
guaranteeing the Highest Market Prices.
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II.
FROM HON. VIM. C. BOWMAN.
OFFICE OF THE UTAH COMMISSION,
SALT LAKE, August 16, 1887.

OFFICE OF THE UTAH COMMISSION,
SALT LAKE, August 16, 1887.
Hon. Vim. G. Bowman, Surveyor General
u. s., Ut.
DEAR SIR-Permit me to enquire
whether, from personal and official OBJ
servation, you are of opinion that the
laws of the United States are working
with increasing and encouraging effect
a reformation of the practice of polyg-
amy in this Territory?
(Signed,) Your Obedient Servant,
JOHN a. MCCLEREAND.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah,
August II, 1887.
MY DEAR GENERALITY answer to
above interrogation is a decided yes
The change in Mormon sentiment in
the last wear has been marked and en-
couraging on the question of the sup
preston and abandonment OF polyg-
amy. Truly your friend,
(Sjgned.O WIN. G. BOWMAN,
U. S. Surveyor General.
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TERRITORY OF UTAH,

Tt co1T27 90 of SAT- QE4T lake. SIS.
I, John c. Cutler, Clerk OF the Probate
the Territory of Utah, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is a full, true and correct copy
of order appointing time and place for set
tlement of final account and for distribution
in the matter of the estate of John CHS
holm, deceased, as appears of record in my
Office.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal of
[sEALl said Court, this 9th day of Sep
emPer, A. D. 1887.
JOHN C. CUTLER,
Probate Clerk.
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Execute Orders for the Purchase or Sale G
stocks and Bonds at New York and Sa
Francisco.